DEGRADED INDIAN MEDIA, THE WORRISOME AFFAIRS OF NATION

It is a matter of grave concern for the people of India that a national political party, for their political gain, has baptized the most of the news channels and the print media, in-to Paid Media status, which have lead Media’s to lose ethics of journalism.

The degradation of the Media was observed, when the last Delhi Assembly and Parliamentary election was held, when they started behaving like mouthpiece of the said national political Party.

Some couple of days ago, The Indian print media, as well electronic media, came out with a report that the Swiss Govt. have prepared a list of the Indian account holders, who have stalked their illegal money, in different Banks in the Switzerland and likely to share the list with Indian Govt..

Without checking the authenticity or verifying the media report, the Finance Minister of India, Mr Arun Jaitely was so overwhelmed with report that he announced to shot a letter from his Ministry to the Govt. of Swiss, in this regard.

But, the Modi Govt. got an initial jolt, when the Swiss Govt. came up with communique that they do not posses such list of the Indian account holders. The Swiss Govt. have gone ahead to criticize the Indian Medias for circulating a false news, in India

The irresponsible reporting by the Indian Media, in connection with the policy matter of the Swiss Govt., is likely to jeopardize the initial efforts of the Govt. to get the Indian account holder’s name from the Swiss Govt., for further serious action, against the account holders, which is distant dream for the country men.

While rejecting and condemning the Indian media report, by the Swiss Govt., the Finance Ministry of the Swiss have, categorically, mentioned   that no development, in this regard, took place, after the month of February, this year.

 It is worth mentioning that a Swiss Delegation, on the last February, met with the Indian Officials, at New Delhi, to have primary talks, in this regard.

The Finance Ministry further added that the both the Govt. did not hold any meeting, and neither they have any bilateral talks, later on, on the issue of sharing the list of the Indian account holders of the Swiss Banks.